Georgia handled their business for the third week in a row in dominant fashion by blowing out another ranked team. This time it was Missouri's turn who came to Athens and suffered a 48-21 defeat at the hands of Georgia.
Now Georgia heads to South Carolina next week for their final road game of the season, and the SEC unfortunately is forcing them to face the challenge of playing on the road at night once again this season.
When do Georgia and South Carolina play?
Kickoff between Georgia and South Carolina is scheduled for 7:30 pm EST on Saturday, Nov. 21. This marks the third road game in a row that Georgia will have to play at night.
For those keeping track at home Georgia has had zero home night games this season. So this year they will play 75 percent of their road games at night while likely playing zero of their home games at night since their final home game against Georgia Tech in two weeks is unlikely to be a night game.
How to watch Georgia vs South Carolina
Georgia will once again have their game air on ABC. Their matchup against South Carolina will also be available on the ESPN app and Fubo TV as well.
What does Vegas think of Georgia's matchup with South Carolina?
Georgia is the No. 1 team in the country and will remain that way after their dominant win over Missouri on Saturday. South Carolina on the other hand is coming off a horrific 34-6 loss at Arkansas. The Gamecocks were expected to win this game and extend their win streak to five games, but that clearly did not happen.
Vegas saw these results and decided to make Georgia a 15.5 point favorite over the Gamecocks for their matchup coming up this weekend.
This line will depend heavily on South Carolina quarterback LaNorris Sellers. He was unable to play against Arkansas on Saturday, and that's probably the biggest reason why South Carolina lost. If he was able to play he may have been able to change the outcome of that game, but his injury status will have a huge impact on the spread between Georgia and South Carolina next weekend.
Georgia however should be a big favorite regardless of if Sellers plays or not. The Bulldogs just blew out their third ranked opponent in a row, so even if South Carolina is at full strength it's hard to imagine them competing with Georgia with the way they are playing right now. Even if Sellers plays though he likely won't be 100 percent and the rest of his team just showed how little they can help him out during their embarrassing loss to Arkansas.
This is a game Georgia not only should win but one they should probably win rather easily. At the end of the day it doesn't really matter how much Georgia wins by, but it would be nice for them to blow another team out and cruise into their season finale against Georgia Tech as the clear best team in the country.
Game odds adjust periodically and are subject to change.
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